The disgraced former Uber CEO revealed via tweet Wednesday that he is launching a new investment fund which will focus on “large-scale job creation,” as well as innovation in China and India.

“Today I’m announcing the creation of a fund called 10100 (pronounced ‘ten-one-hundred’), home to my passions, ideas, investments and big bets,” Kalanick wrote.

The fund will oversee the Silicon Valley billionaire’s for-profit and nonprofit investments, centering on real estate, e-commerce and innovation.

In the months since his June ouster from Uber, Kalanick has maintained a low profile. He made one of his only public appearances last month, when he testified in the high-profile trade secrets lawsuit between Uber and Waymo.

Kalanick, who founded Uber in 2009, was forced to resign after the company found itself embroiled in constant scandal under his leadership. Uber became notorious for its aggressive “bro culture” and willingness to gain an edge by any means necessary.

In January, Kalanick sold nearly a third of his Uber shares, pocketing $1.4 billion in the transaction.